i am very much happy to be here with ambassador emanuel. i think i am relatively -- i don't think i can ever be more enjertic than -- energetic than ambassador emanuel. >> i don't recommend it. >> he is so energetic and active. wherever we go, not only in japan but here in washington, d.c., we can sense the presence of ambassador emanuel. so thank you very much for all the work you are doing for the partnership. and prime minister will be arriving later this afternoon -- sorry, did i say ab snerks prime minister kishida. i am sorry. the prime minister's official visit. once in a decade in fact. so i am very fortunate to be here as the ambassador when a prime minister visits the united states as official guest of the president. and the last official visit by a japanese prime minister was in 2015, prime minister abe and the international situation surrounding the two countries and therefore the nato partnership have changed significantly from that time. prime minister abe's visit focused on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war and coope

i know ambassador emanuel is even more excited.apan is the foremost partner in the program for lunar exploration. and we are building pressurized lunar rover, which will move around on the lunar surface. and the two leaders will talk about the progress we are making on this issue. so i am very much excited about the prime minister's visit, which will celebrate the strong global partnership between the two countries. chris: terrific. it's remarkable how far this relationship has, over the last couple of decades. let's get into the substances. you noted, ambassador, how our relationship is global in scope in terms of cooperation. while it's a beautiful spring day outside, it's a gloomy world. think about war in the middle east, the stalemate in ukraine. i wonder if you can share how the leaders will address these issues. ambassador emanuel, will there be things president biden is seeking from japan and what will prime minister kishida be seeking as we think about global issues? chris: before i get -- amb. emanuel: before i get to the

ambassador emanuel: thanks, geoff, yes.s never nickelodeon help shape pop culture for decades, but a new docuseries, quiet onset, is exposing the toxic culture behind some of the most iconic children shows of the 1990's and 2000s. as young viewers flocked to the channel for beloved programs, like the amanda show and all that, sexual abuse and harassment were rampant behind the scenes. here's a quick look. >> a lot of these kids in the entertainment industry are vulnerable. the power balance between a child and an adult is so striking already. and then on top of it, you add that it's an employment situation. these are eight to 15 year olds and they are often responsible for the entire economic success of their families. what are they going to do if they get in trouble? what if all of this goes away because they complained? and so you spend your time working, hoping that people don't poke the soft spots on your body and in your brain. amna: quiet on set directors emma schwartz and mary robertson join me now. welcome to you bo

we were very fortunate to have two ambassadors here in buster yamada and ambassador rahm emanuel. they have been working hard for the last three weeks. he said he was out running the marathon this weekend and that explains a lot why he's fit and trim. [laughter] but we are excited to have him here.s they know exactly what's going to happen at this summit. everything is worked out and i don't know how much they will share with us but i expect it will be a i good session and its going to be a conversation led by chris johnstone. can i ask you if you are enthusiastic, applause and welcome ambassador rahm emanuel and ambassador -- [applause] >> thank you and ambassadors for joining us and thanks to all of you for being here today. e i'm the chair of csi is a will have a 30 minute or so conversation appear and try to open things up for a question or two at the end. start.me this is the first official visit of the japanese prime minister to the white house since 2015. this is a big deal and it's a way that the five administration has taken office in a prime opportunityme to showcase pro

por su parte, emanuel, su hijo, fue siempre muy destacado en sus clases, tenÍa un promedio acadÉmico. regreso contigo. paulina: gracias. metas tanto, las vegas nevada se investiga un caso de homicidio suicidio que borrÓ en un bufete de abogados en el vecindario. un hombre y una mujer perdiÓ la vida tras recibir varios impactos de bala de parte de un sujeto quien despuÉs se quitÓ la vida. las autoridades buscaron el vehÍculo del agresor para intentar encontrar alguna pista sobre el mÓvil de este crimen. elian: pasamos con los esfuerzos de activistas para ampliar la pensiÓn universal de jubilados mexicanos. jaime con el informe. >> agradecerle a nuestros paisanos migrantes el monto de remesas pasar los $63,000,000,000. jaime: tomÁndole la palabra presidente de mÉxico, grupo de mexicanos que residen en los angeles solicitaron a su gobierno que extiende el beneficio de la llamada pensiÓn universal para adultos mayores hay quienes viven fuera de su paÍs. es que recibir la pensiÓn que otorga gobierno de mÉxico tiene fundamentos legales. >> eres mexicano, mayor de 65 aÑos, tienes derecho a

the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin emanuel, my pro one is your off of a diet future unless it scales up its defenses. the french president say is your isn't for pads defend off global pets. does y'all have been ministries to join forces? i'm european countries to make the defense industries homegrown. the only duration has been di, if you can just see behind me the amount of destruction flooding and can, there has been more than 50 people and 5000 part on neighborhoods. maureen is full cost of the days to come. the advantage manager, welcome french president. emanuel mack crawl, gone to that europe good died if countries didn't unite to face the challenges of a changing world during an annual speech process. so born university, he stressed that the continent must to take responsibility for its own sovereignty . by boosting it's drawing to defense and relying less a on us support. he also underlined but ukraine's victory against russia is key to the future of europe and security. from all of this, with john knob, i did have the correspondent liza lewis, who is at the sorbonn

the british manager, welcome french president emanuel macro. all has wanted that to europe, who die on this country is united to face to german joseph of changing wild macro stress. the continent must take responsibility for its own sovereignty by strengthening its joints defense and relying less on us support. speaking of this, all born university in paris, he also said victory for you. print against russia is key to a future to the future of europe insecurity. it's a natural one, your must not rely too heavily on x. donald resources excuse cut. this is everything that strategically important. we have delegated all energy to russia, but fronts, but several of apartments have delegated that security to the united states and other critical interests also to china. we must take them back. this is what strategic autonomy is all about having so many se silva is emmanuel, i'm across talking. the dw correspondent the leaves are louis was the sub on university matters. this is what you have to say. well, that was the case. indeed, he was saying, the q

ambassador to japan, rahm emanuel. and speaking to markets, little conviction in the markets ahead of the u.s. cpi report. paring back expectations a fed rate cuts in 2024. cpi has come in hotter than anticipated for three straight months. the fed says it can remain patient. the msci asia pacific index up .3%. treasuries dropped overnight, 10-year yield easing from the highest levels this year. china down, hsi and outperformer today above the 17,000 level. all sectors in the green. we are keeping watch on the kiwi , as the rbnz pushback on expectations for rate cuts despite lingering concerns about growth. markets pricing in nearly three rate cuts for the year. we're keeping an eye and the nikkei as well, under pressure. the governor avoiding sounding dovish on monetary policy. in traders on guard for possible currency intervention. investors are waiting the key u.s. inflation reading in the coming hours. >> inflation will be sticky. it will be absolutely sticky. we're going to get stuck at around 2.5%-3%. i think that

emanuel, lisa and tory burns. all women lead. [applause] all women lead on time and on budget because that's how we do it. alright. so, this really is a pivotal moment for us. this has been a long time in the planning. i again want to thank you mayor breed for your leadership and your support in bringing us here, but also you unwavering support for public safety. as you can see, we have our public safety leadership partners here and so grateful to chief scott, chief nicholson isn't here, but her deputy chief is here and of course sheriff miyamoto who i believe is behind me. yes. definitely want to thank the 2020 earthquake safety and emergency response bond that is supported this project and supported by the board of supervisors and the mayor and the taxpayers. this space is a modern space. the technology was upgraded. we needed to upgrade our technology to be ready for the next generation 911 for our newcombputed aided dispatch system which is joint with public safety and department of technology and to be able t

nasr and david sanger, plus treasury secretary janet yellen on her trip to china and ambassador rahm emanuel on the japanese prime minister state visit to washington dc i'll give you my take in a moment, but first, the breaking news, the world has wondered for two weeks how iran would respond to the attack that destroyed its consulate in damascus and killed a handful of top military officials now we know last night's retaliation was a show of force with several hundred missiles and drones sent to attack israel. it was also the first time that iran has attacked israel directly from iranian soil but 99% of the drones and missiles were intercepted before they reach israeli territory. indeed, israel says there was a little damage and only one known casualty the big question is how is prime minister netanyahu thinking about this joining me now from tel aviv as cnn's chief international correspondent, clarissa ward. clarissa, welcome. what are you hearing about? what israel and prime minister netanyahu are thinking about what the situation is now and what do they do >> so for the war cabinet has n

or reward or encourage it. >> reporter: dad darryl brady says lifewise lessons positively motive emanuel and savannah. do you think church has a place in school? >> yeah. i mean, we're trying to bring churches back into schools for a long time. >> reporter: some of these sessions take place when library periods would be happening in school. are you worried about your kids missing out on that experience? >> not at all. i mean, there's 39 books in the old testament and 27 books in the new testament. >> reporter: founder joel penton said he saw a growing need, including those unable to afford private christian schools. in this area, about 50% of students take part in lifewise. what do you think that means for the other 50%? do you think they feel left out? >> i wouldn't characterize it that way. kids go different directions all the time. on the playground, some kids play kick ball. other kids will go to the monkey bars. >> reporter: this is a little different, because these kids are going to be physically gone. >> sure. i mean, hopefully lifewise is an attractive thing that people will want

mike emanuel on that. to another mike, you know this fellow well. mike rowe works foundation, and mike puts his money where his mouth is and looks at trade schools and opportunities that are just common sense abroad, but not in this, in this country, mike, we've talked about it before, electricians and plumbers and welders, all that, those are highly valued, coveted and well recognized fields in countries like germany, italy, and much of europe, asia. not so much here. you're leading an effort to change that. how is it going? >> well, thanks to you, pretty good. i personally want to thank you, neil, for covering this story. it poses a lot of inconvenient truths for people in our education system and many of our elected officials, but the evidence is now undeniable, it demands a verdict. that article in the wall street journal that emanuel was talking about, it's a big deal. i've been beating this drum for 16 years now and premature for a victory lap maybe, but the data is in and gen z is not having any of it. the cost of college, you're a finance gu

there, elementary students like emanuel and savannah brady pray -- >> amen. >> -- and study scripturelifewise academy, a nonprofit bringing the bible back into the public school day. >> the learning really helps you learn about jesus and what happened in the past. >> reporter: how popular would you say it is at school? >> mainly the whole class is over at lifewise. >> reporter: lifewise started in 2018 with two schools. today it partners with more than 300 schools in a dozen states. it's funded by private donations, and it's legal, so long as it's optional, off campus, and not during essential classes like math. though to some it represents an increasingly blurry line between the separation of church and state. doug shoemaker, a whitehall administrator says the district has allowed this kind of program for decades. >> we neither discourage participation or reward or encourage it. >> reporter: dad darryl brady says lifewise lessons positively motive emanuel and savannah. do you think church has a place in school? >> yeah. i mean, we're trying to bring churches back into schools for a l

rob emanuel spoke to bloomberg at the white house after the visit by the japanese prime minister. >> this comes at a historic moment for both countries. five separate policies have been on the books for 70 years. bring to a more solid and strategic level. the united states has made some fundamental changes. they made it to a multinational strategic infrastructure. the force from the head of state in the region. this is putting a. at the end of one era. that is not just for the indo pacific. the second thing bookends. the philippines doing naval exercises together. and ending with a historic first ever trilateral. it's that changes the look of the united states approach. it also symbolizes china's whole strategy is to isolate the philippines. isolate australia with their economic origin. isolate japan are not accepting their fish to be exported. our strategy is to flip that script. china are the ones that are isolated in the south china sea. they are the ones that are isolated when it comes to trying to use economic coercion. then they become the isolated party. that is why they throw

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i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.ating confrontations by police by anti-israel protesters are now threatening college graduation activities in some locations. former president trump again insists the criminal proceedings against him in new york are all about politics. and the shocking story of how a school principal was framed by artificial intelligence. president biden says he would be happy to debate former president trump. the president made the comment on a day he spent time in new york but stayed away from any of the and israel protests. correspondent mark meredith is at the white house tonight. good evening, mark. >> mike, good evening to you. president biden still faces a lot of questions about his age, his mental abilities, whether or not he is up for the job for another four years. but tonight, as you mentioned, he is making news by saying he is ready to hit the debate stage. [applause] >> this fall voters can expect a sequel. president biden says he will get on the debate stage to face former president trump

and emanuel rosner at deutsche bank, he's coming in at 414.nalysts have all been bringing down their estimates, not just for the first quarter, and we'll talk about why that's the case, but also for the full year. it's more than common now that you will see analysts saying, when it comes to full year deliveries, we don't think they're going to get to 2 million. they were at 1.81 million last year. i've seen a couple of analysts say, if they get to 1.91 million, we think that's what we can expect for the rest of this year. so, as you take a look at shares of tesla, the bottom line is this. the competition in china has been brutal. that has hurt deliveries there. there have been problems with the giga factory in europe, as well as demand in europe. and then here in the u.s., it's a softer ev market. just look at what they're doing when it comes to full self-driving. they're now offering tesla owners a one-month free trial. you never saw that in the past. that's not only for tesla owners currently, because full self-driving, as far as a subscript

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. >> pecker testified that he caught and killed for obama's former- pe right hand man, rahm emanuel. turns out rahm's brother, arir c emanuel, reached out to pecker asking himhe pec to catch and kl his brother's affair. >> the tabloids are always catching and killing for republicans and democrats. >> are we goinlling fopublicangt emanuel and arnold into court for something that happened hao? ag or are we going to bringn ca the cia and the biden campaign in for catchinmpain fog and kilg the laptop? >> pecker also testified that the wholepecker a catch anl operation was spearheaded by him and cohen not trump.saidw >> he said we didn't want thisth story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrass or hurt the campaign. >> when asked whose we,p, he said, not trump. it's pecker. and cohes an. so it was the star witnesses in the case that wanted to catch and kill to protect trump, not trump. got it. all of this blows their whole case up. >> right now, the only cas righe they're trying to make is that trump should be held in contempt for talkin i forg to biden. >> donating judge held off from issuin

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but i don't think the city of parents itself is ready by can swap on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand police. the iconic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host the fencing anti quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear that safety comes fast, confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes. on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story today or the u. s. and the european union say they're preparing new sanctions targeting iran. days after it launched an unprecedented ms. ellen drone attack against israel. and that's it from the news renown, and stay with us. we have a documentary looking at how much work went into making the perseverance mission to mars a success on nicole fairly. thank you so much for your company. the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on so we'll need the snow on youtube.

on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand palace to the eye clinic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host the fencing anti quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear that safety comes fast, confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes. on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. and some more world, there is now presidents of the colombian capital bogota are facing severe water rationing is levels and the city's main reservoir have depth to 15 percent of capacity. it's the lowest level ever recorded. experts have warrant that without rainfall, overtime the reservoirs could run dry and just 2 months. and the range that flooded to by on tuesday have eased a bunch of disruptions continue, and the airport has hundreds of international passengers remain stranded. the way witness record rainfall with more rain falling in 24 hours. then at any time since record keeping began, british actor hugh grant has settled a lawsuit against the publisher of the sun tabloid newspaper. over claims journalist used private investi

on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand palace, the iconic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host the fencing anti quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear that safety comes fast, confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes. on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. now before we go, a regular breaking achievement for a young group adapts from all over the world. as the rates of celebrate is gathered in new york to break the will, wriggling for the most dense on one side on together, i had told the difficult tip typos for a full minute in total, 353 debts managed to pull it up, breaking the previous record, 306, sit in 4090. there before we go, is a reminder about top story. this is the latest have a great to new sanctions against iraq meeting in brussels, latest a great to target, tie rod's me so, and try and produce following last week into selves. that's all the news for them up next. a burning question on the plan and i asking if it's true that funding stubble would end up be a mess, can actu

as i don't think the city of power is itself is already like an on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand palace. the iconic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host the fencing and tie quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear, the safety comes fast confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes. on 300000 inspect, tate says, is too high funding now a record breaking achievement for a group of young dances from all over the world. take a look. the, the salary is gathered in new york to break the will break code for the most dunces on form at the same time together that you had so you hold it difficult to so pose for a full minutes. in total, $353.00 dancers managed to pull it on breaking the previous record of $306.00 dances that way, back in $29.00 to the well done to them. that's it for now. up next is out environment show stating the rules we say there is never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that mean? because like now i'm leave them under the new host.

wants to crackdown on rampant juvenile crime did mike emanuel joins us. what is she going to do?e children skip school on a regular basis. that does not mean throwing parents in jail suggesting there is a way of tightening up the system. this after three girls between 12 and 13 years old allegedly brutally murdered disabled 64-year-old man after chasing him down an l.a. investigators say the girls can't to death and all three have long-standing truancy issues. the judge in the case knowing one of the suspects had not attended a single day of classes here. this morning the mayor insisted some action taken by city leadership on overall crime is having an impact. >> the emergency piece of legislation last summer when we recognize disturbing crime trends making the actions permanent driving down crime in d.c. violent crime is down, robbery and carjacking is on, use of a gun is down. >> product crime on the nation's capital has drawn the attention of congress and lawmakers calling for city leaders to do more. >> we have seen his lack of enforcement, the walls are already in the book.

ambassador rahm emanuel. we are in our away from asian markets opening across the region. take a look at our futures the session. some mild upside when it comes to sydney futures, 3/10 of 1%. mostly skewing higher. following the s&p 500 rebound to eventually cause little change. mixed signaling's going into the session figured kiwi stocks down tense of 1%. the rbnz decision. some of these indicators looking more negative. but there's really just a focus on whether some of that guidance towards the inclination, possibly a pivot towards easing might be move forward in terms of timing. you want to take a look at some of these rbnz related trades. seeing that trading pair now coming near fair value. they are not confident that the rbnz will be able to meet the more dovish pricing we are seeing across markets. chicago nikkei futures are looking upside one quarter of 1%. annabelle: yes. you said it was that story in the u.s. session. we did have that late they rebound in the u.s. benchmarks or get s&p 500 closing back above that 5200 mark. treasury yields climbed in the session.

and with restoring law and order is hated grapples with a wave of game violence for its president emanuel macro and has worn that's quote, europe could die if it does not unite to face the challenges of a changing world the stress of the continent must take responsibility for its own sovereignty. by boosting is joint defense and by relying less on the us security umbrella, you also have underlying that ukraine's victory against russia is key to the future of european security. us officials have confirmed that ukraine has begun using long range missiles secretly shift in recent weeks. the army tactical missile systems known as attackers were part of a $300000000.00 us aid package approved last march. the missile system is capable of striking targets 300 kilometers away. and after the middle east, israel says that it's still planning a ground defense that against the city of rasa in southern gauze. and that despite international criticism, these really government says most of her mazda is remaining forces are hiding out in rasa, or more than a 1000000 palestinians are now sheltering. satell

to protect the tootsie from those mastic is what do you make of the comments by french president emanuel laquanda about the genocide he had said, you know, he had made comments about francis roll, for example, and what france could have done microns apology is a very peculiar one because in many ways he apologizes for the least of frances. finally, he apologizes for fronds and the international community not doing more to intervene to stop the genocide. but while he's not apologizing for it is the fact that ross was directly complicit in the carrying out of the violets out for at least i, 2 months before the genocide, the french army, which was stationed in rwanda, had been training. and i'm going to enter a hom way, who to militias, which were responsible for some of the biggest mastic is during the genocide. it's very peculiar, but micron makes this big deal about an apology on the peace keeping side. but it says nothing at all out about frances direct involvement in the violence. and that's what most of the wondering think off when i think of francis involvement at that time. and then

service was being stream live at the time and showed the assailant running towards bishop murray emanuel who was preaching at the church of the good shepherd. the current was stab several times, and other members of the congregation were injured in the mail like the bishop, the same looking up in surprise as the attack of rain down blows on his head before the courage failed to the floor. and a church goes, rushed to his aid and separated them ends and the priest, the bishop was rushed to hospital and his being treated for his wounds, which i'm not believe to be life threatening me fully say a man has been arrested. is there any reliable information about the alleged attacker or even a possible motive already? there is a little bit of confusion about the latest situation at the moment. some say he's been arrested, some stays the hold up in the church. there tech treated protests outside of the judge us suppose those who had been watching the service on television rushed to the same. a police who called well out number, there's a protested through bricks and bottles of them is brave that

on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand palace, the iconic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host of fencing and ty quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear that safety comes fast, confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes. on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high a good thing. they have another 100 days to figure it all out. that's your news roundup. stay with us though, because up next hour documentary serious looks closely at the kim dynasty and it's great on north korea for 3 generations. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for is always our website. of course that is d w dot com, make sure to follow some social media handle there is at the, the news article for at least from all of us here in the news room in berlin. thank you so much for your company. the you'll see about the video that goes enabled, other data media and legal law. give a lot that'd be done by get. i will stop into that and i'll give you the order. would you, are you able to order that? i'm jo, media dog, currentl

in particular, survivors had up the ceremony. french president emanuel, my concept, france and its allies could have stopped the bloodshed, but lacked the will to do so. we'll have more from an expert on the genocide in a moment. but 1st, to look back at exactly what and folded 30 years ago. april 1994 and a plane carrying lawanda is presidents. just bermonte and counts of politics shut down of okay, calling. juvenile. happy you. ramona. and slippery and a how to mirror a kilt along with everyone on boards, basement of ethnic hutus. the next day, the genocide begins over 100 days, gangs of many who 2 extremes, slow to hundreds of thousands, mostly ethic touch sees, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia, neighbors turning on neighbors. the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches, many up to being offered assurances that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe to choose. the lights are recognized as the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people through wanda's borders. sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000

first the news and mike emanuel who reports from washington. >> washington, d.c.ayor says she wants to hold parents accountable if their children are skipping school on a regular basis. it does not mean throwing parents in jail suggesting there is a way of tightening up the system. this after three girls between 12 and 13 years old allegedly beat a disabled 64-year-old man to death after chasing him down an alley. investigators say the girls stomped him to death and all three have longstanding truancy issues. the judge in the case noting one of the suspects had not attended a single day of class this year. this morning the d.c. mayor insisted some of the action taken by city leadership on overall crime is having an impact. >> we move an emergency piece of legislation last summer when we recognized some pretty disturbing climb trends making them permanent is driving down crime in d.c. violent down is down. use of a gun is down. >> violent crime has gotten congress's attention. >> we've seen a lack of enforcement, police demoralized as a result of that and make sure

in washington mike emanuel fox news.of artificial intelligence with a tax season coming to a close cyber criminals are using ai to steal taxpayer government refunds. let's bring in lexis-nexis special services ceo. he works within these cybersecurity companies risk solution department for the government. it's only a matter of time. how does this ai tax scam work? >> it is so simple. you take advantage of the stolen information that is on the dark web. you create a fake driver's license. you go to a tax office where they are providing or having you deal do a sulfate habit trusted referee and all of the sudden you have taken over someone's identity and you can file not only with the irs you can use the same information to file in over 40 states. before you know what you have given access to hundreds of thousands of dollars. arthel: how can you or your tax preparer detect if you have been scammed or if you are being scammed? and if you have been scammed what can you do about it? in some cases state-sponsored. they are highl

in san francisco, congregation emanuel has added more security cameras and guards and even uses metal detectors. security is just one of the concerns weighing heavily on the jewish community as they move into the holidays. >> it's very much muted. it's a celebration it's a little bit quieter than usual because we have jewish people, israelis who are held hostage. for my friend google workers launch a protest in the office. they were protesting the war in gaza. the lifestream showed police making arrests during last tuesday's fit in they were also held in new york city and seattle nine workers arrested at least 28 workers were fired they held their virtual press conference one of the fired workers claims workers are being retaliated against. >> when we began at 12:00 p.m. they ordered people to leave around two hours and. it was just more on the ground. that didn't stop google from firing people and even some people who have just stopped by. >> these actions will not be tolerated they are saying if you're one of the few who are going to think we overlook conduct, think again. >> and is

mike emanuel that the effort to get kids back in school. live in chicago for us. how big of a concern as this violence we saw over the weekend? >> sandra, publicly, officials are saying that all if nothing about this weekend's violent spirit behind the scenes, there are real concerns that this past week and could potentially serve as a preview of what we could see on a weekly basis this summer when crime typically spikes. that would come just as the national spotlight comes to town for the democratic national convention. this easter weekend city wide, 33 people were shot and 7 people killed in shootings across the city including at least 2 mass shootings on chicago's west side. early sunday morning inside this bar where an unknown person started shooting at a group of five girls mostly in their teens killing 119-year-old and sending the other 4 girls to the hospital. sunday afternoon not far from that scene, another drive-by shooting. this one in broad daylight. >> look around. there is a bloodstain. nobody bothered to clean up the blood. >> this is the scene wher

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mike emanuel thank you for being with me. donald trump's criminal trial is not on today.y take wednesdays off. see if that continues. there is one big place where there is big action and that is the u.s. supreme court. it happened yesterday when the justices heard arguments over the government's charges against a former police officer who was indicted for his role in the january 6th riot. here is why it's key. he is one of 330 people facing a specific obstruction charge for their role in the riot. special counsel jack smith has charged donald trump with that very same count. some justices appear to be highly skeptical of the use of the law enacted to prevent document destruction in the enron disaster. neil gorsuch pressed hard. >> would a sit-in that disrupts a trial or access to a federal courthouse qualify? would a heckler in today's audience qualify or at the state of the union address? would pulling a fire alarm before a vote qualify? for 20 years in federal prison? >> there are multiple elements of the statute. the hype that calls are pressing on the idea of a peacef

even testifying about quashing an affair he said former chicago mayor rahm emanuel had.nd he said he quashed stories for many, many politicians over the years. for their part, prosecutors show there was conspiracy between pecker, michael cohen and trump to silence macdougall for political purposes, not out of embarrassment and family concerns. as a way of thanking him for handling karen macdougall. pecker testified trump invited him to the white house for dinner. when asked about the trial, president biden responded, quote: i haven't had a chance to watch the court proceedings because i've been campaigning. i'm going to head back into the courtroom in about an hour and a half from now. and, guys, i fully expect today's testimony to go as follows. i think cross-examination is going to focus right out of the gate at 9:30 on the politicians that david pecker quashed stories for. and then, because juries are human, they know the weekend is upon us. don't be surprised if cross-examination ends early. don't expect 8 hours of cross-examination. i think the defense is going to w

emanuel and mr. shapiro as well. i'm checking some of the language to maybe sure that is still the case, but i'm fairly certain it is. we'll have to wait and see how happy or not shareholders are. >> it's halted right now. a quick look when it opens. >> in terms of performance of the special committee here which negotiated and their behalf, a tricky situation where when you're negotiating, when your ceo and president are rolling in to a deal and so potentially want a low price because that's where they get marked and at the same time obviously the only one that can make an offer for you. it's not like there could have been other offers made here if silver lake was unwilling to sell its own stake. >> can i pivot you to disney since that's coming to a head? >> sure. >> there are reports, including your own, that suggest there's a reasonably high level of disney confidence, should i say, in the outcome, though that could obviously change. what do we know now? >> we're still waiting for obviously the final tally. we shou

want to go to mike emanuel right now in washington on how the white house is responding to all of thiss was not on the game land during that phone call last week. mike? >> neil, you're exactly right. division but -- comes after senator majority leader chuck schumer called for a snap election in israel to get rid of the current prime minister. last our senate majority leader schumer held a meeting with israel opposition leader when -- to demand a cease-fire in the middle east. he is making the rounds here in washington meeting yesterday with secretary of state tony lincoln but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says political pressure will stop the mission. >> today some disruption on capitol hill. protesters in the capitol building basically disrupting operations in the capital. some 50 people were arrested. one person wearing a shirt saying "biden' legacy equals genocide." today the senate republican leader says the president interact under pressure from the far left. >> america cannot afford to lose moral clarity about the conflict. but i'm afraid that too many of our leaders are ther

. >>> let's look live in san jose where the salvation army's emanuel house is on fourth street downtown and currently has 88 shelter beds. after the remodel the number will go up to 112. the county gave $4 million for the temporary shelter. the complete remodel will take about ten years. san jose will be voting to give $1 million to the project in june. >>> changing the face of first responders, meet the women looking to become the next generation of firefighters in the city of berkeley. >> that's going to be me. now it is me. >>> you'll love this story. meet franny, social media's hottest new >>> the job of a firefighter has always been a competitive field, but as departments work to increase their diversity, they're actively trying to recruit more women. >> over the weekend the berkeley fire department hosted a special camp to give young women a hands-on demonstration what the job really involves. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: they used to be firemen and now they're firefighters because history has taught us when it comes to being a first responders, ability matters more than

is coming to san jose county supervisor cindy chavez unveiling this project at the salvation army emanuel house. today. the campus will be getting a complete makeover into 112 temporary houses. mayor matt mahan also in attendance speaking about the importance of public private investments. >> it's going to take all of us coming together with an all of the above approach from from the shelter to individual sleeping pods to more permanent long-term housing placements. we are using streamlining to our planning department thanks to state legislation to move these projects forward with less red tape to do it faster to do it. more cost effectively. >> the county of santa clara will invest 4 million dollars into this project. meantime, as the state grapples with an affordable housing crisis, hundreds of renters took to the state capitol today urging governor gavin newsom to invest in more housing production. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with marchers and shares how the governor is responding. >> from music. to megaphones. >> to many, many steps. hundreds of marchers of just watched

general, i don't believe in any format of a truce with the russian federation , and this is a lie, emanuelit, and he himself is a witness to it, and we were together in the norman format, we went through this whole minsk process together. france, germany, ukraine, we are all living witnesses, not from books, but we are living witnesses that there is no frozen conflict with russia, this is a matter for regrouping with russia and acquiring additional forces for them, and then destroy us. we went through it. mr. yevgeny, zelenskyi says that he does not believe in any truce with russia. what are the possible scenarios in russia's war against ukraine in the next six months? well, we, thanks to the kharkiv ultras, have known for 10 years who putin really is, right? i'm just not going to repeat this quote on the air, so as not to embarrass the espresso channel and you personally, mr. sergiev, but i will say that... we have to prepare for what the war will not end in two or three weeks. we have to understand that we cannot achieve success by flying with legal acts alone. in matters of mobilization

cindy chavez unveiled the project at the salvation army emanuel house today. >> the campus will be getting a complete makeover. turning it into more than 100 temporary homes. mayor matt mahan also in attendance, talked about the importance of public private investments. >> it's going to take all of us coming together with an all of the above approach from from the shelter to individual sleeping pods to more permanent long-term housing placements. we are using streamlining to our planning department thanks to state legislation to move these projects forward with less red tape to do it faster to do it. more cost effectively. santa clara county will invest 4 million dollars into the project. >> as the state grapples with an affordable housing crisis. hundreds of runners took to the state capitol today. >> urging governor newsom to invest more and housing production. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> from music. to to many, many steps. hundreds of marchers of just watched to the state capitol to demand a governor. gavin newsom and state lawmakers invest more in afforda

it will be available to current residents of the emanuel house on fourth street. the units will stay on the campus for 10 years during its remodel, and then the remodel also include another housing complex at the main entrance and expanded family services also happening today, male educators of color are invited to talk about the intersectional of emotional and mental health at generation thrive in oakland, attendees will gain skills of understanding emotional intelligence to better understand themselves and others. fireside chat will be taking place during the event, led by bay area rapper and community activist, mr fab an emotional intelligence performance from coach db bedford. the meeting will be held this evening starting at 530 pm also in the town starting today, mom and pop shops expect to get a boost from small business week all week. oakland will host free in person and virtual panels, workshops and resource fairs for small business owners and entrepreneurs. it's needed as nearly a 3rd of the offices in the city's central business district. we're sitting

cindy chavez unveiling the project at the salvation army emanuel house today.the campus will be getting a complete makeover. turning into 112 temporary houses, mayor matt mahan was there and spoke about the importance of public private investments. >> it's going to take all of us coming together with an all of the above approach from from the shelter to individual sleeping pods to more permanent long-term housing placements. we are using streamlining to our planning department thanks to state legislation to move these projects forward with less red tape to do it faster to do it. more cost effectively. >> the county of santa clara will invest 4 million dollars into that project. >> the celebration of life is being planned for glide co-founder, the reverend cecil williams. he died last monday at the age of 94. he was also a civil rights and lgbtq activist. the celebration of life will be sunday. may 12th at 01:00pm at the glide church on ellis street. happening tomorrow, the antioch library is closing to get its roof repaired. the work is scheduled to take about